Donald Mitchell, a top ten reviewer on Amazon and "Founder of The Billionaire Entrepreneurs" and author in his own right, says this: Wild Men, Wild Alaska is the best hunting and fishing book I've ever read. Hemingway's great novels about hunting and fishing fall short of Rocky McElveen's impressive real life experiences. If you've never been to Alaska, this book will call you there.

If Jack London were alive today, he would envy Rocky, his experiences and stories.

Each story takes you deep into the Alaskan wilderness to places, problems and animals you've probably never dreamed of. The middle of the book offers 16 pages of stunning color photographs that help make the stories come alive.

As an example, one photograph reveals a hand holding open the mouth of an enormous (and presumably dead) bear. Imagine looking down that view up close! In another memorable photograph, a man's hand is placed next to a bear track that's twice the length of the hand.

The book contains fourteen vivid stories about Alaska, beginning with how Rocky ended up in the Alaskan adventure business. The book concludes with some final musings about what the lure of wilderness adventure is all about.

Love, craziness, excitement, laughter and the quest to find yourself. This book has it all, in spades.